Palatability
Sponsored by Darling Ingredients Inc.
Sponsored by Darling Ingredients Inc.
Smarter proteins for a sustainable wet pet food future
How you can cut the carbon footprint of wet pet food, without compromising nutrition or quality.
Sponsored by Symrise Pet Food
Sponsored by Symrise Pet Food
Why dried egg is the ideal pet food ingredient
As pet food formulators seek ingredients that combine nutritional quality, sustainability and consumer appeal, dried egg is emerging as a versatile solution.
Sponsored by Nutriliq
Sponsored by Nutriliq
Science-led, brand-ready: Nutriliq’s take on pet supplements
Combining scientific insight with soft chew technology, the private label manufacturer gives brands a competitive edge in pet wellness.
Symrise trims 2025 outlook as Q3 sales slip 2.9%
Pet food sales remained in line with market demand, driven by higher calls for palatability solutions.
Seeking out opportunities for wet pet food
If marketers sharpen their value proposition and innovate across health, convenience and feeding strategies, this category can hold – and even expand – its position.
Sponsored by BENEO GmbH
Sponsored by BENEO GmbH
Exploring faba bean protein as a binder in wet pet food
New research demonstrates its potential to replace animal blood plasma while maintaining texture and palatability.
Are dogs becoming fussier eaters?
As knowledge of what makes dog food palatable grows deeper, and greater numbers of additions are made to pet diets to make them more appealing, researchers are asking if this is encouraging canine food selectivity.
Weighing up the advantages of utilizing lentil pasta byproduct in pet food
Leveraging increased consumer demand for pasta made from lentils by using its byproducts in pet food could have benefits for both dog nutrition and the planet.
Sponsored by Essentia Protein Solutions
Sponsored by Essentia Protein Solutions
Is bone broth a solution to the palatability challenge?
Picky eaters, declining appetites: getting pets to eat is not always easy. Bone broth may offer a natural answer.
Symrise posts mixed results for pet portfolio, eyes expansion
The German corporation tells GlobalPETS that it sees potential in Asian markets for its premium offering.









